[Guide] Install Diagnostics - Base Leak Detected/Float Switch Disconnected

	WARNING
	HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE (120V) CONTACT MAY CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND INJURY.  DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING.

What is this?

This error is returned when the Base Leak sensor detects water in the base, is disconnected, or damaged. 

Required Tools and Materials:

#2 Phillips Screwdriver

Troubleshooting Steps:

1. Remove the base grate.

   • Open door
     • If the door is not already open, touch “Open Door” in the upper right corner of the screen.
   • Remove the gray plastic grate at the base of the machine. 

2. Inspect the base for any water.

   • If there is water present. Clean up any water from the base and restart the Diagnostic Test.
   • If test continues to fail, continue to step 3.. 

3. Inspect the float switch in the base. 

   • Verify that the float is not stuck, and is able to move up and down freely.

4. Inspect the float switch cable connection at the base.

   • Inspect the wires on both ends of the connectors, checking for any broken or damaged wires from the cable being too tight
   • Confirm that the switch is properly connected.  
   • Carefully disconnect, and reconnect the float switch cable.
   • Restart the diagnostic test. 
     • If the test passes, continue with installation.
     • If the test fails, continue to step 5. 

	WARNING
	HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE (120v) CONTACT MAY CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK & INJURY. DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING.

5. Remove the top panel from the back of the Bevi.

   • Loosen the 6 screws in the corners of the panel.
   • Lift the panel up to unhook from the screws, and remove.
   • Place the panel to the side.

6. Remove the center panel from the back of the Bevi. 

   • Loosen the 4 screws in the corners of the panel.
   • Lift the panel up to unhook from the screws, and remove.
   • Place the panel to the side.

7. Locate the Leak Sensor connector on the BUC Board.

   • The Leak Sensor connector is at the bottom, second from the left on the BUC Board.
   • Inspect the cable and connector for any damaged wires into the plumbing shelf as far as you can see.
   • Verify that the connector is fully seated in the BUC Board. 
   • Carefully disconnect, and reconnect the Leak Sensor connector.
     • Ensure the cable fully clicks into the connector on the BUC Board. 

8. Restart the Diagnostic Test.
   • ✔️If the test passes:
     • Reinstall the back panels.
     • Continue with installation
   • ✖️If the test fails, continue to Step 9.

9. Remove the Chiller.

   • Power off the Bevi and unplug the power cord. 
   • Disconnect the Chiller outputs.
     • Disconnect the push to connect elbows for the sparkling, cold, and recirculation lines from the chiller.  

• Remove the two mounting screws at the front of the chiller.
  • Place the screws aside in a safe place.

• Remove the bottom panel from the back of the Bevi.

• Disconnect the Chiller inputs.
  • Disconnect the CO2, Water In, and Ice Bank Fill tubes from the top of the chiller.

• At the base of the chiller, remove the two mounting screws.
  • The screws are located at either side of the fan.

• Disconnect the Chiller Sensor and Power Cables. 
• Carefully slide the chiller out from the back of the Bevi. 

10. Inspect the Leak Sensor Cable.

    • With the Chiller removed, you can access the entire length of the Leak Sensor cable. 
    • Validate that the cable was not pinched or damaged by the Chiller. 
    • Inspect the length of the cable to validate there is no damage to the wires.  
      • If there is no visible damage to the wires, reinstall the Chiller. 
      • If the wires are damaged, contact Bevi Support at 866-704-2384.

11. Plug in the power cord and power on the Bevi. 

    • Proceed through installation back to the Diagnostic Test
    • Repeat the Diagnostic Test,
      • ✔️If the test passes:
        • Reinstall the back panels.
        • Continue with installation
      • ✖️If the test fails, contact Bevi Support at 866-704-2384.